Please erase me
If you don't like what you see
My aching body
I give and you receive
I touch you when you sleep
Are you still alive?
Fetishize your beauty
The scars that you don't hide
Am I bad enough?
Am I dark enough?
Didn't know I wanted to
Turn into you
Hey cool rock boy
What will you take from me?
Cool rock boy
What will you leave me?
Cool rock boy
What will you take from me?
Nothing and everything
Is this heaven or hell?
Losing myself in you
A clean perfect line
Is it what I want to do?
The world gives you everything
My poor baby
Can I feed your pain?
Resolve goes up in flames
Do I sin enough?
Did I say too much?
Do my skin and bones
Get in the way?
Hey cool rock boy
What will you take from me?
Cool rock boy
What will you leave me?
Cool rock boy
What will you take from me?
Nothing and everything
You're gonna hate me
You're gonna hate me
Why do you hate me?
Why do you hate me?
Am I in heaven? Am I in hell? X4
Is this heaven? Is it hell? X4
Hey, cool rock boy ..
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